As we move toward the spring growing season the focus for Denver property owners is shifting toward Sustainable Landscaping practices that actively improve the local environment. In 2026 a professional Landscaping roadmap centers on Xeriscaping and the strategic use of Native Plants to create vibrant gardens that thrive on minimal water. By utilizing drought tolerant perennials and Drip Irrigation we help homeowners meet the new 2026 city requirements for climate resilient outdoor spaces.
Weston Landscape & Design is the premier authority for Landscape Design and Plantings & Softscapes that celebrate the natural beauty of the Rocky Mountain region.
Engineering Health for Your Colorado Garden
Building a resilient and beautiful landscape requires a data driven approach to plant selection and soil health:
Implementing Drought Tolerant Native Palettes
We utilize hardy species like Blue Spruce and Columbine and Penstemon that are perfectly adapted to our high altitude UV rays and clay soils.
Designing Layered Softscapes for Texture and Color
Our 2026 designs focus on "Jewel Tone" gardens that feature deep amethysts and ruby reds to stand out against the Colorado blue sky.
Optimizing Water Efficiency with Drip Technology
We install precision Drip Irrigation systems that deliver water directly to the root zone and minimizing waste and preventing fungal diseases.
Restoring Soil Vitality with Organic Amendments
Our Soil Management programs focus on incorporating organic matter to improve structure and drainage in heavy clay environments.
Creating Pollinator Habitats with Wild Scaping
By using native bunchgrasses and wildflowers we create essential habitats for local birds and bees while reducing maintenance requirements.
A proactive approach to sustainable design ensures that your yard remains a source of pride while contributing to a more Resilient Landscape for the entire community.
Is your garden ready for a sustainable upgrade? Schedule a Consultation today and let our specialists design your 2026 native plant and water conservation audit!